I listen just not to anything you have to say, there are alot of knowledgeable guys on the forum just you're not one of them

I see you found your ride Guys like JJH, GregW, Karnis that know what are they are tAlking about and sure there are others, but you are not even in their ball park, guess the short bus doesn't make there

Kant speelz werds, haz moe opinuns than the pope heself, shootz magjic bullitz outs of majgic rifels, fourum booley, reel life nice guy, singel handedly ruiend hunting.

Man I cant believe this is still going

want an action built on 19th century technology



or one built on 21st century technology

OMG!!!!!!!! We now have pics of lathes?????????

my baits getting weak so i thought I would chum

The only real difference in those is the safety equipment.. which you oviously care nothing about...

and human error
Doh !
ya forgot to mention that key factor
and cnc can do one piece items with a zero tolerance
as in the bolt and reciever with flat base for better action to stock fitment and integral locking lug,
doh forgot that one too

Is "fitment" a word?

People have been making FINE guns for years before technology got in the way...

And yes FINE is even better than your preciouse vanguard

Oh and by the way the only time I have ever had a problem with factory ammo was in my vanguard. I bought a box of 180 grain soft points (weatherby ammo in a weatherby(vanguard) gun) After shooting the box on about half of the empties you could no longer read the headstamp.

fitment [ˈfɪtmənt]
n
1. (Engineering / Mechanical Engineering) Machinery an accessory attached to an assembly of parts
2. (Fine Arts & Visual Arts / Furniture) Chiefly Brit a detachable part of the furnishings of a room

Pull up Kampfeld Custom if you wanna see more

Admitting to trolling

nice, remington keeps him in business, good for him !
bolts, action truing, rebarreling, i bet he has tons of work

hey my weiner is bigger than yours. why dont yall just have a measuring contest while yall are at it.. 11 pages of crap is what this has come down to.. i love how people call them selves hunters and they spend more time on the forum then they do in the field

more like why is nobody workin, including myself

and yall can keep your remingtons and vanguards, ill take a winchester or CZ any day over either

wont here me argue, very nice choices

Vanguard actions, or Howa, are great actions no doubt. But they are very heavy. Add to the fact there are 10x more Remington parts available and the Weatherby/Howa action just has to slide to second place. I'm not even counting resale value into the equation which the Remington 700 has in spades over the Weatherby or Howa.

If I'm buying a rifle or action these days, it will be a 700.

For those who said Brownings are in the mix: Ya'll need to get out a bit more.

its called cold hammer forging, bolt, barell, and reciever.
it does make it heavy

Be careful now. I got my expertise from Field and Stream magazine...

Barrel and receiver?

I'm simply stating why Howa/Weatherby actions come in second place. All you gotta please if yourself my friend and if Howa/Weatherby's do it for you then I'm happy.

Another thing that drives me nuts about Howa's is that their factory "sporter" barrel is substantially larger/heavier than Remington's factory sporter barrel.

Nothing like running a 10 pound factory rig.

real men hunt with bows.